Strahan Vocational Agriculture Boys Take Project Tour
Strahan consolidated school and instructor Sant W W Matsherry lead a tour of pass projects visiting Earl Flass's corn and clover pasture site, Carries Nacel's sow herd, and Lawrence White's Chester White hogs. They reviewed home grown corn seed trials, early and northern sweet corn, and observed various sows, calves, and chickens. Lunch by Lake Gaarve preceded afternoon lake time and remarks by Supt Molsherry.
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Strahan Consolidated School
Sant. W. W. Matsherry
Satt Turslay
Ave
Earl Flass
Bart
Fils
Eatle
Nims
Durer Derang
Gall Lavell
Nacel
Hampshire
Minerva Cilelema
Delmas Costello
Frankin Vesial
Franklin
Marlin Lemundsy
Reat Home
Kenneth Allensworth
Fairwet Bayes
John Bayes
Poland
Molsherry
Wii Bradley, Sr
Mrs Dale Laughlin Hosts Strahan S H D Club Meeting
The S H D club of Strahan held a regume morning meeting at Mrs Dale Laughlin's home with president Mrs Geraldine Hambech presiding. Attendees included Mrs Perry Thayer Mrs Warry Constad Mrs Ed Petersen and several others.
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S. HD. Club
Strahan
Tle Latchtin
Geraldine Hambech
Mra
Lauchlin
Perry Thayer
Warry Constad
Ed Petersen
Wounded on Farm as Scythe Slips in Randolph
Dale Fichter, 47, son of J. Pichter, received a shoulder wound Monday while cutting weeds on his father's farm. He stumbled as he carried a scythe toward Whetherfield, a gash requiring Dr Kerr's care though not serious beyond possible infection. Nearby news covers relatives visiting and other local travel plans, including trips to Malvern and Sterling.
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Randolph
Enterprise
Dale Fichter
J. Pichter
Kerr
Ensy
John Marshall
Miles Selly
Win Sutts
Indianola
Etta Campbell
Robert Kirby
Malvern
Thomas
Ed Nagel
Near Strahan
I Omaha
Clarence
Ed Summers
Rink Lotus
Colerhage
Nebr
Wim
Willi
Meg Lotts
Mrs. White
Almi
Robert
Local Youth Parties and Birthdays Noted in Mills County
Wesley Chapel Junee Plera spends fat week with cousu Phylia Wi sen at Malvern. Keith Blunt, age seven, celebrated at grandparents Art Fickel. Jeanette Lather led games for youngsters hosted by Mrs. Louisa Quimby of Hastings in birthday events. J. J. Flekel and sons and George Parker delivered corn in Henslerson. Lars Wilann and Jeanette Luther named healthiest Clever Cooks girls and travel to Greenweed for health exam. Inyee Plerann returns home after visit with Leta and Mildred Slater as friends celebrate her fourteenth birthday. Mrs. Roy Robbins at Jenne Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs recovering after operation.
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Junee Plera
Phylia Wisen
Malvern
Keith Blunt
Art Fickel
Jeanette Lather
Louisa Quimby
Hastings
Geo. Wilson
J. J. Flekel and Sons
George Parker
Roy Robbins
Jenne Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Church News Fourth Quarterly Conference Next Tuesday
The fourth quarterly conference meets next Tuesday night at the church at oclock. Everyone invited whether members of the conference or not. All regular services next Sunday. Rev. Lauren D. Thomas and Jam Uy have returned from a vacation. They spent one week at Lake Okoboji and the other visiting relatives and friends at and near Dow City.
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At & O'Clork
Lauren D. Thomas
Jam Uy
Lake Okoboji
Dow City
Miss Maxine Emerson Visiting Red Oak Cafe Staff
Miss Maxine Emerson assists at the Broadway cafe this week during Mrs 24mmer’s absence. Relatives of Mr and Mrs Elmer Johnson visit Timerson Inst Thursday and Friday. Mrs Johnson was formerly Miss Blythe Honey man.
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Maxine Bank of
Red Oak
24Mmer
Elmer Johnson
Timerson
Johnson
Blythe Honey Man
Pioneer Families Annual Meet at Tabor
The seventeenth annual Pioneer Families reunion was held at the home of association president A. B. Cumings. A cafeteria-style dinner followed. The program, led by Mrs. Gert rude Jones, featured readings, chalk talks, piano solos, and travelogues. Officers elected: president Arthur Cumings, vice president W. A. Matthews, secretary Ellen J. Hurtbutt, corresponding secretary Mrs. W. S. Gaston. Several Gaston and Cutter family members attended from Shenandoah and Clonwoods, with notices of absent members and remembrances observed.
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Carl Phelps
Methodist Church
Glenwood
Helen Cilbert
Agnes Gertrude Harrison
John Cutter Baye
Cubs
Canal Zone
Gaston
Shenandoah
Carolyn Cutter
PARC
Arthur Cumings
W. A. Matthews
Ellen J. Hurtbutt
Ed Gilbert
Austin Gilbert
K. OH. Matthews
Matthews
Ar Riew
Wwe Hurbutt
Julia
Dady Weatherhead
Rhinche Chudton
Tahor
Dwight Townsend
Wout Mount
Raymond Hurbutt
Tele
Tabay Bedeon
Increase Size Weight for arcela to Distant Zones
Fragmented OCR text describes weight and measurements related to arcela and distant zones. It mentions limits from 60 to 70 pounds and uniform weight for all hairs, with additional details about lead girth and combined length. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled input.
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Arcela
Wetutiie
Fair Ball Meet to Feature Four Gates For Américain Tour
Fans can watch four gate opportunities at the four day Fair Ball Meet this week. The junior baseball tourney is sponsored by American Legion posts in southwest Iowa towns. The schedule lists single games Wednesday and Thursday and two finale games Friday featuring losers and winners from the prior games.
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Américain Legion Posts
Iowa
Malvern Va
Sidney
Tabor
Hamburg
Glenwood Scouts Awarded Honors
The Glenwood Boy Scout troop held a board of review on Thursday night. Fourteen Scouts earned awards bringing total reviews to eighty one. Sixty nine merit badges were awarded along with seven star applications two first class and three second class. Awards listed include Maurice Wyant printing Ernest Kishy firemanship Merle Killman health and first aid Ell son Van Pelt salesmanship farm mechanics coyotes first aid to animals Elmer Schneckloth firemanship animal industry pathfinding public health leathercraft printing first aid to animals Harry Ket firemanship Billy Rathke feathercraft pathfinding Billy Lugsch leathercraft feather working automobiling oral aid public health animal industry safety printing first aid to animals bird study and personal health John Roll firemanship Humbert Wilkerson woodwork camping firemanship jeveling public health personal health carpentering Walter Phifer farm management printing machinery first aid to animals farm mechanics leathercraft hog and pork production cooking path ending wood carving dairying animal husbandry public health personal health woodwork cement work leather work Elton Ravlin gardening and printing. The boy receiving the moat advancement is Walter Phifer, presented by Mr Ravin. Next month a Boy Scout knife will be awarded to the boy making the moat progress.
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Glenwood Boy Senute
Maurice Wyant
Ernest Kishy
Merle Killman
Ellson van Pelt
Elmer Schneckloth
Harry Ket
Billy Rathke
Billy Lugsch
Jack Roll
Humbert Wilkerson
John Pitzer
William Diner
Walter Phifer
Elton Ravlin
Raviln
State Fair Expands Attractions for Vacationers
The State Fair announces a sweeping eight day program with amusements valued at over 100000, a national livestock show of more than 6000 prize animals, and agricultural features totaling nearly half a million dollars. Officials promise low travel costs, a 100 acre free camp ground, and drastic rate reductions to attract vacationing families. The fair runs Aug 29 to Sept 4, with extensive exhibits across more than 200 acres and connections to most Iowa counties and northern Missouri.
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Iowa
Missouri
Halbogda
Elso
Ten Moines
Laraeul Agricultural and Livestock
Jawa
Tennis Tourney at Fairview Sees Slow Progress and Standings
The Fairview Country Club challenge tennis tournament advances slowly due to the buy season and Mills County Fair preparations. A few matches occurred with little movement in standings, listing players John Kinne Ward Slothaner Lloyd Landis Allen Tortman Wallace Salyers Max Treland Gevse Rosenfeld Grild Caldsted Ton Mandelson Tom Git Vern Cook Irving Donner Charles Johnson W. W. Alstrope Gero Hertz Finn Emerick Ick Steele Harry Markel and naming Gerald Catetyell as most consistent riser.
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Fairview Country Club
Mills County
John Kinne
Ward Slothaner
Lloyd Landis
Allen Tortman
Wallace Salyers
Max Treland
Gevse Rosenfeld
Grild Caldsted
Ton Mandelson
Tom Git
Vern Cook
Irving Donner
Charles Johnson
W. W. Alstrope
Gero Hertz
Fvnn Emerick
Ick Steele
Farry Markel
Gerald Catetyell
Prince the Fast Racer Undergoes Surgery After Illness
Prince, a brown gelding owned by Hackley Bros of Waverly, drew wide attention when ill. A gland infection required surgery after delays in Topeka and Clarinda, performed Sunday. Prince is recovering well and recorded a time of 2:06 34, valued over $4500.
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Prince
Hackley Bros
Waverly
George Hackley
Hackley
Topeka
Kan
Fnally
Clarinda
Trier
Golfers Off On a Slow Start in Meet
Slow start marks the Fairview Country Club annual tournament after a heavy rain leaves fairways slow. Participants have until Saturday evening to submit tallies. medals await the top qualifier as the field begins with modest scores. Notable finishers include G. H. Caldwell, BL Te Ro, Ell Springer, Tyan McCord, and Dr. I. U. Parsons.
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Fairview Country Club
OW. OM
Hott Ee
G. H. Caldwell
Springer
Tyan McCord
Juniors edge Thurman in tight Malvern contest
Malvern's junior team defeated Thurman 2 to 1 in a close Thursday game. Dashner pitched for Malvern, allowing two hits while Thurman led with a second inning home run. Clinton Fazel tied the score in the third with a safe hit and Fazel hit a seventh inning homer for the winning run as Malvern outslugged Thurman 12 to 2 in hits.
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Malvern
Thurmen
Thurman
Clinton Fazel
Fazel
Dashner
Farm Bureau Day speakers predict record attendance at state fair
Dr Charles H Mayo of Rochester Minn and Charles S Brown Arizona lead Farm Bureau Day programs at the Town State Fair in Des Moines Iowa. The event opens Monday morning with Madison County Farm Bureau Orchestra and welcomes by Jones, with a morning feature on the Hone and Community program.
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Dea Moines
Iowa
Charles H. Mayo
Medical and Health Authority of
Rochester
Doh. Jones
Vhee
Madison County Farm Bureau Orchestra
Sons
Pele Board
Mary Be
Avene
Fang Wom
Bre Itaymond
Gayre of
Ackworth
Burl Bee
Iowa Farm Bureau to Honor Twenty One Women and 4-H Champions
A state program will award medals to eleven district women for outstanding service. Special certificates will recognize county women. 4 H champions will be honored in a closing program led by Paul C. Taff and Edith Barker. Charles B. Hearst will chair the afternoon session. Farmer Brown and Dr Mayo headline as speakers with the state rural quartette and Iowa entry to a national contest to be performed.
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Paul C. Taff
Edith Barker
Charles B. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Farmer Brown
Dr. Mayo
Jasper County Farm Bureau Quartette
Wintiers
Towa
Chicago
Farmer
Wortman Families Reunite for Malvern Picnic
Wortman families gathered August 5 at Mills County Fairgrounds Malvern for a reunion and picnic with a welcome and anecdotes from Frank Wortman Medford Oregon. Mrs Rachel D Davis gave a family history before a dance program and social time. Officers elected include W P Wortman president J Frank Wortman vice president Otha D Wealth secretary treasurer and Mrs Rachel D Davis historian. An annual reunion plan was adopted with next year to be held on the first Thursday in August at the same site.
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Frank Wortman
Medford
Oregon
Wortman
Mrn
Rachel D. Davis
W. P. Wortman
Malvern
J. Frank Wortman
Melford
Otha
Hastings
Plania
Mills County
Jacob
Valeria Wortman
Marla
Willam
Martha
Charles
Mary
Joseph
Frank
Marthla
Henry Dolph
William
Martha Wearin
Mra
Joe Wearin
Otha D. Wearin
Iast- Inga
Henry Wearin
Carleton
Nebr
Charles 8
Madford
Mary E. Barnes
Towa City
Wiltem — Skelton
Hay » Center
Wortman Family Gatherings Span States and Names
A fragmented list shows numerous Wortman relatives and spouses visiting or noted across towns including Malvern Ottumwa Des Moines Loveland Loveland Cass and Wray Colorado. Names include Reed Haatin es Me Mrs George White Fred C Newell Orville Durbin Ivan Durbin and Phillip Allen among others.
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Nemes Co
Wortman
Cowell Tutta
Joseph W. Wortman
Wortman and Son
Reed
George BH .White
Malvern
W. P. Wortman
Helen
Jensis
Aller Wortman
Fred C. Newell
Marvel
Frederick
Hastings
Floyt Wadsley
Marvel and Sonn
Barry
Matthia Dolph Tarily
Teva Durbin
Orville Durbin
Ivan Durbin
L. Z. Cro Aier
Frances
Ottumwa
Harvey
Dotbh
Newton
Mildred Tolph Ray
Novelene
Bobble
Des Moines
Summer
Andrew
Felix
Strahan
Mia
Davia
Marticia
Matia Beaby
Clara Touise Shay
Loveland Coln
Jay Proctor
Richard
Loveland
Cass
Aylmer J, Allen
Aylmer J, Allen and Son
Phillip
Russell
Charles Cheney, Wray
Colo
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